A Fukuoka Inspired Permaculture Garden Pt2

[adelle0001]

sayang wla ni gitudlo sa mga skwelahan.

[andycorreia]

You can use beer to catch slugs.

[ytoobpg]

I think this is wonderful, but it seems like one needs to have decent soil to start with no? I mean, this can't be accomplished with heavy clay soils, can it?

[vidaripollen]

@ytoobpg it takes 5 to 10 years to heal abused soils.

[jammatoonarmy]

@ytoobpg all soils...acid, clay, sand. everything. - 1500ft in the alps, the desserts of jordan. everywhere!! :) - some videos in my favorites list - peace

[littlegreenliza]

Great information about important companion plants and their role in relation to one another. Also good visuals of the garden bed with productive top, sides...and underside as well!

[octohorse]

When they transplant they use no water?

[AxeKickOnYourFace]

organic matter hold lot of moisture :)

[popeymike]

this should be taught in schools

[PakaNoHida]

the duck / poultry waste though is needed for it... keep that in mind with this system.

Check "One Straw Revolution" for details.

[ThanksgivingWalk]

Nice job. Thanks for sharing.

[funnyguise]

not enough people have seen these permaculture videos (fukuoka masanobu, bill mollison, sepp holtzer, et al...) be sure to share it on facebook or send links by email to everyone you know!!

[akoanani]

thanks for sharing this video

[MANS4ON]

Grazia.. per questo video..

[PermacultureGoddess]

Excellent how-to video for temperate farmers/gardeners everywhere! She explains several examples of companion planting, not just "how" but "why". It's very nice.

[odin422]

genius woman